Park Ji-yoon

South Korean singer and actress, famous for 'My Love From the Star'

Park Ji-yoon - South Korean singer and actress, famous for 'My Love From the Star'
Born

January 3rd, 1982
43 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Korea

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Born in South Korea, this individual gained prominence as a singer and actress. Debut in the music scene occurred in 1997, leading to several successful albums. Transitioning to acting, starred in popular television series including 'My Love From the Star' and films like 'The Last Princess'. Achievements in both music and acting established a significant presence in South Korean entertainment.

Released multiple successful music albums

Starred in the television series 'My Love From the Star'

Featured in the film 'The Last Princess'

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